Save the dates for next year!

You can now book lodging packages for the 2026 Montana Baroque Music Festival! Non-loging concert tickets for the 2026 festival are not yet available. Please check back as we near next summer.

We have five 100% natural flow through hot springs pools offering a variety of inviting temperatures that range from 100 to 106 degrees Fahrenheit, including a cold plunge at 55 degrees. Natural springs like these offer a range of health and heart benefits. We now have two additional pools that are salt treated and maintained in the upper 90’s to 100 degrees to allow swimmers of all ages.

DAY USE SWIMMING

Advance online reservations for day use swimming (non-lodging guests) can be made by selecting the button below:

Featuring 2 lodges and over 25 canyon and river-side cabins, Quinn's has something for everyone from rustic to luxury with a variety of accommodations suited for families and couples alike. Take a closer look at each type at the link below.

We’re proud to continue the culinary traditions of the west while also pursuing the frontiers of modern flavor. Our locally sourced steaks, fresh seasonal seafood and organic produce pair perfectly with our hand-picked wine list that’s been recognized by Wine Spectator magazine.   

Dinner reservations are highly recommended. You can now book online!

DINING HOURS

BREAKFAST: 8am - 11:30am • LUNCH: 11:30am-2pm • DINNER:  4pm-9pm

A casual dining experience for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Quinn's Tavern features guest favorites such as the Buffalo Burger, Fish & Chips, Ribeye and Prime Rib. Beverages include 12 beers on tap, over 30 bottled beers, specialty cocktails and wine.  Play pool, try your luck at one of our gaming machines or sit back and watch the latest sporting event.

HOURS OF OPERATION

9am-Midnight, Monday-Sunday

DINING HOURS

BREAKFAST: 9am-11:30am • LUNCH: 11:30am-4pm • DINNER: 4pm-9:30pm

Explore by day, return for relaxation.

GIVE THE GIFT OF QUINN’S

Both E-Gift Cards and Physical Gift Cards are available to purchase!

The resort is named after Martin Quinn, an Irish immigrant and miner. During mining transports along the river in the early 1880's, he noticed bands of Native Americans gathering near a steamy mountainside outcrop.  Upon further exploration, he staked his claim and built the residence, bathhouses and sleeping accommodations that laid foundation for the resort we enjoy today.